Nouveau modèle Featherlite 3 chevaux LQ avec ensemble de quartiers d’habitation de 11′ (S11B), intérieur en frêne diamant, roues en aluminium, pneu/roue de secours, revêtement de sol facile d’entretien, sellerie arrière pliable avec barres de couverture pivotantes, rampe arrière pleine largeur. , MANGRES AVEC GRAND RANGEMENT VERROUILLABLE EN DESSOUS, PADS DE STOCKAGE, PORTE DE DÉCHARGEMENT AVEC FENÊTRE Abattante ET BARRES, FENÊTRES Abattantes SUR LES CÔTÉS DE LA TÊTE ET DE LA QUEUE, COULEUR INTÉRIEURE CENDRE BLANCHE, CANAPÉ COULISSANT, VÉRINS HYDRAULIQUES ÉLECTRIQUES, DOUBLE RÉSERVOIRS DE PROPANE, TOIT DE FOURNAISE CANALISÉ Climatisation,. AUVENT RÉTRACTABLE ÉLECTRIQUE AVEC BANDE ÉCLAIRANTE À LED, SYSTÈME SONORE ET ENSEMBLE D’ÉCLAIRAGE PREMIUM, FEU DE CHARGE ARRIÈRE.
Type de cou : Col de cygne
Nombre d’essieux arrière : Tandem
Des portes : Balançoire
Marcus Bellweather –
Pulled this trailer about 900 miles the first month I had it and it tracked straight the whole way. The living quarters are tighter than a big rig’s but honestly plenty for me and my two kids at a show. The drop-down windows in the horse area let a nice breeze through on hot afternoons. Really happy so far.
Dana Kowalski –
I was worried the 3-horse layout would feel cramped, but there’s a ton of room for my gelding to spread out and the divider swings easy. The ramp is solid and doesn’t rattle going down the road like my old trailer did. The weekend package in the front is a nice bonus, my daughter slept in there at our last show.
Renee Halvorsen –
Third trailer I’ve owned and by far the easiest to load. My mare walks right up the ramp without the usual drama. The stall mats are thick and the floor feels solid underfoot. Feels like it was built by people who actually haul horses.
Priya Raghunathan –
We bought this for our daughter’s 4-H shows and it’s been fantastic. The side tack is easy for her to reach, and the saddle racks actually hold a Western saddle without sagging. The whole thing feels sturdy for an aluminum trailer. No complaints at all.
Loretta Simms –
Hauled three horses to a clinic last weekend and everyone came off calm and cool. The roof vents and the way the airflow works make a real difference in summer. The LQ has a decent fridge and the cabinets close tight. Very pleased with the purchase.
Bonnie Calderwood –
I’ve put about 3,000 miles on it since spring and it still looks and feels new. The finish on the aluminum has held up to gravel roads and rain. Loading is easy and the dividers adjust without tools. Genuinely glad I went with this one.
Sandra Whitfield –
Bought it used from the dealer’s lot and it’s been trouble-free. The ramp is light enough for me to lift one-handed and the latches are sturdy. My gelding loads without hesitation now. Wish I’d upgraded years ago.
Travis Odom –
Good trailer overall, tows well behind my 2500 and the brakes feel confident on hills. Only gripe is the tack room door latch takes some fiddling to line up. Otherwise the aluminum frame is light and I get decent mileage even loaded. Would buy again.
Curtis Vandenberg –
Solid rig, the living quarters have everything I need for a weekend away. My one complaint is the bed platform is a little short for me at six foot two. Everything else is great, wiring is clean and the lights all worked out of the gate.
Desmond Akintola –
Nice trailer, light enough that my half-ton handles it better than I expected. The escape door on the driver side is handy. Small thing, the spare tire mount is awkward to get to once it’s loaded. Not a dealbreaker.
Eli Navarro –
Tows straight and the horses ride quiet, which is what matters most. The LQ is comfortable enough for overnighters. I’d like a bit more counter space in the kitchenette, but that’s minor. Overall a good value for a 3-horse with living quarters.
Wade Prewitt –
It’s an okay trailer but I had a few issues. The interior lights in the LQ flickered on the second trip and I had to tighten a ground wire myself. Tows fine and the horses seem comfortable, but for the price I expected fewer little bugs to chase down.